PortMiami Directory 2016

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Po r t M i a m iConnect with PortMiami ....................................................................................................................... 6

Welcome ............................................................................................................................................. 7

B i g - S h i p R e a d y N o wPortMiami breaking records, investing to keep on growing .................................................................... 8

C r u i s e C a p i t a l o f t h e Wo r l d T MPortMiami expanding role as worlds No. 1 home port ......................................................................... 10

G l o b a l G at e wayBIG-SHIP READY: PortMiami links world markets with U.S. .................................................................. 12

World-leading ocean carriers are welcomed at PortMiami ................................................................... 14

PortMiami cargo statistics .................................................................................................................. 16

PortMiami trade by region .................................................................................................................. 18

PortMiami speeds produce to tables of U.S. consumers ...................................................................... 20

Foreign-Trade Zone No. 281 furnishes competitive edge .................................................................... 22

C u s t o m e r S e r v i c ePortMiami team embodies commitment to serving .............................................................................. 23

E nv i ro n m e n t a l C o m m i t m e n tSustainability is key to all PortMiami does ........................................................................................... 24

C o m m u n i t y R e l at i o n sPortMiami is a proud part of Miami-Dade ........................................................................................... 26

D e d i c at i o n t o S a f e t y & S e c u r i t yLayered approach provides safe, secure port property ......................................................................... 28

Po r t M i a m i Fac i l i t i e sPortMiami enhances its world-class facilities ...................................................................................... 30

Po r t M i a m i D i re c t o r y 2 0 1 7Advertisers and category index ........................................................................................................... 32

Business directory ............................................................................................................................. 33

Alphabetical directory ........................................................................................................................ 57

Published in association with PortMiami by Clements Publishing Company

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All reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication and no liability can be attached to PortMiami or the publisher

for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All rights reserved. Copyright 2016.

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M I A M I - D A D E C O U N T Y C O M M I S S I O N

Barbara J. JordanDistrict 1

Jean MonestimeDistrict 2

Audrey M. EdmonsonDistrict 3

Sally A. HeymanDistrict 4

Bruno A. BarreiroDistrict 5

Rebeca SosaDistrict 6

Xavier L. SuarezDistrict 7

Daniella Levine CavaDistrict 8

Dennis C. MossDistrict 9

Javier D. SoutoDistrict 10

Joe A. MartinezDistrict 11

Jose Pepe DiazDistrict 12

Esteban L. Bovo, Jr.District 13

Carlos A. GimenezMayor

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSEsteban L. Bovo, Jr.

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Audrey M. EdmonsonVice-Chairwoman

Harvey RuvinClerk of Courts

Pedro J. GarciaProperty Appraiser

Abigail Price-WilliamsCounty Attorney


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C O N N E C T W I T H P O R T M I A M IDante B. Fascell Port of Miami-Dade (PortMiami)1015 North America Way, 2nd Floor, Miami, Florida 33132Telephone: (305) 347-4800 Fax: (305) 347-4843 Email: [email protected]

D i v i s i o n sAdministration ..................................................................................................................................................................... (305) 347-4800

Berthing Office ..................................................................................................................................................................... (305) 347-4854

Business Development and Marketing................................................................................................................................ (305) 347-4840

Capital Development ............................................................................................................................................................(305) 347-4970

Contracts, Procurement and Materials Management ........................................................................................................ (305) 347-4833

Customer Service ................................................................................................................................................................. (305) 347-5515

Government Affairs & International Relations .....................................................................................................................(305) 960-5456

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W E L C O M E

A message from Carlos A. Gimenez, Miami-Dade County Mayor

Welcome to PortMiami, global gateway for commerce

and tourism.

It is a privilege to play a role in the success story

of Miami-Dade Countys seaport, which, thanks to the

tireless dedication of the PortMiami team, each day further earns

its unique dual distinctions of Global Gateway for Cargo and Cruise

Capital of the World.

PortMiami proficiently connects cargo from around the globe with

U.S. markets while serving as the worlds longstanding No. 1 cruise

home port.

At the same time, PortMiami is a major contributor to the economic

wellbeing of Miami-Dade County. The seaport helps drive $41.4 billion

of goods and services throughout our economy, generating 324,352

direct, indirect and user related jobs.

PortMiami is poised to continue to grow in global prominence while

strengthening our local community of 2.7 million residents from more

than 120 countries.

A message from Juan M. Kuryla, PortMiami Director and CEO

As we see our more than $1.3 billion commitment to

infrastructure enhancement beginning to reap benefits,

the PortMiami team can now proudly say that we are

not only big-ship ready, but we are indeed actively and

efficiently serving many of todays super-sized vessels of both

cargo and cruise sectors.

When the expanded locks of the Panama Canal opened in the

summer of 2016, we were prepared with our -50/-52-foot-deep main

ship channel, super-post-Panamax cranes, on-dock rail facility and

PortMiami Tunnel all in place.

As mega-alliances of ocean carriers deploy larger containerships

and cruise lines introduce bigger pleasure vessels, PortMiami is

committed to continuing to offer optimum infrastructure combined

with impeccable customer service.

And, while big may be the focus in terms of ship sizes,

we will always be paying passionate attention to the smallest

of details in serving everyone with whom we come in contact.

Its the PortMiami way!

Juan M. Kuryla, PortMiami Director and CEO

Carlos A. GimenezMayor, Miami-Dade County

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B I G - S H I P R E A D Y N O W

PortMiami is now able to handle some of the worlds largest cruise vessels as well as mega-containerships, as it is benefiting from investments in facilities totaling more than a billion dollars that should help keep the port on a record-setting course for decades to come.

With a world-record passenger count of nearly 5 million in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2016, while handling more than 1 million 20-foot-equivalent units of containerized cargo, PortMiami is furthering its time-honored dual positions as

Cruise Capital of the World and Global Gateway for Cargo.Completion of the Deep Dredge project makes PortMiami the only major

U.S. facility south of Virginia with a channel capable of handling neo-Panamax containerships when fully laden. The depth of PortMiamis main shipping channel is now at 50 feet, with 2 feet of overdraft, typically expressed by industry as -50/-52 feet.

PortMiamis contingent of 13 container cranes, including half a dozen super-post-Panamax gantries, whisks cargo on and off these mega-vessels and across newly fortified wharves, while highway tunnel and on-dock rail installations afford leading-edge intermodal connectivity with markets throughout the U.S. Southeast and beyond.

Each of these endeavors was completed in advance of the mid-2016 opening of the expanded canal link between Pacific and Atlantic oceans, making PortMiami truly big-ship ready on a timely basis.

The dual-tube PortMiami Tunnel swiftly moves cargo trucks, cruise passenger

PortMiamis investments have resulted in an exponential growth rate.

PortMiami breaking records,investing to keep on growing

M i s s i o nPortMiamis mission is to further develop as a global gateway while operating in an environmentally responsible manner.

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B I G - S H I P R E A D Y N O W

buses and other vehicles under Biscayne Bay, providing ready access between the island seaport and the Interstate highway network without the need to traverse downtown Miami streets.

Meanwhile, the on-dock rail facility, developed through a public-private partnership, affords seamless transfer of cargo onto freight trains that link to the nations rail system.

Another public-private partnership, with Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., is engaged in a more than $200 million undertaking to build a new Cruise Terminal

A, which is to be the largest U.S. cruise facility, with ability, when completed in 2018, to smoothly accommodate the biggest cruise ships ever.

In October 2016, PortMiami got a further boost with allocation of $33 million in state grants that are to be used to help fund Cruise Terminal F expansion, as well as procure three additional super-post-Panamax container cranes, upgrade cargo terminal yards and support future development of an inland intermodal facility.

PortMiami celebrates a new Big Ship Era with the arrival of the first Miami-bound Neopanamax vessel via the expanded Panama Canal.

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C R U I S E C A P I T A L O F T H E W O R L D T M

For half a century, PortMiami has been the worlds leading cruise port and it continues to advance its No. 1 home port status with more ships and additional leading-edge passenger terminal facilities.

Known for decades as the Cruise Capital of the World, PortMiami has once again set a worldwide record for handlings of multiday passengers with nearly 5 million in the fiscal year ended Sept.30, 2016.

Indeed, the modern cruise era began at PortMiami in December 1966, and the port has remained at the industry forefront ever since.

Already home to close to 20 cruise brands and 45 cruise ships, PortMiami

is poised to add to its fleet in fall 2017 with the addition of MSC Cruises MSC Seaside, an innovative, 5,179-passenger ship that is to be the first of MSCs next-generation Seaside-class vessels. In addition, Celebrity Cruises 2,850-passenger Celebrity Equinox is to offer year-round sailing beginning in summer 2017.

Royal Caribbean International has announced that, beginning in fall 2018, what is to become the biggest cruise ship ever, the Symphony of the Seas, is to join sister Oasis-class ship Allure of the Seas, with a double occupancy of 4,180 passengers, in Caribbean cruises from PortMiami.

PortMiami is looking forward to welcoming more newbuild vessels in 2018,

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C R U I S E C A P I T A L O F T H E W O R L D T M

including Norwegian Cruise Lines 4,250-passenger Norwegian Bliss and Carnival Cruise Lines 3,974-passenger Carnival Horizon. In addition, an MSC Cruises 4,888-pasenger newbuild, MSC Meraviglia, is scheduled to homeport at PortMiami on a year-round basis beginning in 2019, and in 2020, Richard Bransons Virgin Voyages is slated to set sail from PortMiami with the first of its 2,700-passenger pleasure ships.

The past year has seen PortMiami welcome the first of Carnival Cruise Lines Splendor-class vessels, the 3,006-passenger Carnival Splendor; Norwegian Cruise Lines 4,248-passenger Norwegian Escape; Royal Caribbean Internationals 1,840-passenger Empress of the Seas; and a trio of Aida Cruises seagoing club resorts, the 2,050-passenger AIDAdiva, 2,194-passenger AIDAmar and 1,266-passenger AIDAvita. PortMiamis fleet also recently expanded to include two additional newly built cruise ships Carnival Cruise Lines 3,934-passenger Carnival Vista and Regent Seven Seas Cruises 750-passenger Seven Seas Explorer.

PortMiami-based cruise ships offer a wide array of departures for ports of call throughout the Caribbean, Bahamas, Mexico and beyond. And, of course, the ports location in the heart of Miami makes it perfectly positioned for passengers to discover a wealth of tropical touristic offerings before and/or after their cruises.

PortMiamis cruise facilities are the most modern in the world, adding to vacationers unforgettable experiences, and, as the port launches its new era of smart cruising, multiple initiatives are making the PortMiami facilities even better.

To accommodate its big new ships, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is engaged in a more than $200 million public-private partnership with Miami-Dade County that is developing a new Cruise Terminal A, which, when completed in 2018, is to be the nations largest and most innovative cruise facility.

Also, to handle MSC Cruises newest entry, PortMiamis signature Cruise Terminal F is undergoing renovations and expansion.

Not surprisingly, PortMiami continues to be honored with top cruise industry awards, including most recently being named Best U.S. Homeport in the 2017 Porthole Cruise Magazine Editor-in-Chief Awards competition.

2016 cruise statisticsTotal cruise ships docked: .......................................................................972

Total cruise passenger count: .......................................................4,980,490

Cruise brands: .........................................................................................19

Total cruise ships: ....................................................................................42

Figures are for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2016.

Trave l a n d To u r i s m

T he Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, the official sales and marketing organization for Greater Miami and the Beaches, provides comprehensive information for those spending time in the area before and/or after a cruise. For information on attractions, events accommodations and much more, visit www.cruisemiami.org on the Web.Also, the Miami Downtown Development Authority is the official public agency of the City of Miami. The DDA provides information on where to go and what to do in Downtown Miami, including numerous dining options, entertainment and more. Visit www.miamidda.com for more information.

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G L O B A L G A T E W A Y

BIG-SHIP READY: PortMiamilinks world markets with U.S.

As the Global Gateway for Cargo, ideally situated at the crossroads of north-south and east-west trade lanes, PortMiami is enhancing its position as a preferred link between markets throughout the world and the United States.

In its 2015-2016 fiscal year, PortMiami handled nearly 1.03 million 20-foot-equivalent units of containerized cargo, the ports highest TEU count in more than a decade, but port officials are by no means resting upon their laurels.

With its channel depth of -50/-52 feet, 13 container cranes, on-dock rail and tunnel, PortMiami is living up to its big-ship ready promise.

The mid-2016 opening of the expanded Panama Canal is already bringing more super-sized containerships to PortMiami, which is the nearest full-service U.S. container port to the canal.

In fact, just two weeks after the wider Panama locks opened to ship traffic, PortMiami welcomed Mitsui O.S.K. Lines 6,724-TEU-capacity MOL Majesty following its canal passage from Japan. PortMiami Director and CEO Juan M. Kuryla called it a huge day for Miami as the port received the first neo-Panamax containership transiting the expanded canal.

The $1.3 billion in combined investments in channel deepening, the four newest super-post-Panamax container cranes, on-dock rail and the island ports

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direct tunnel connection with the Interstate highway system are clearly paying off.PortMiami, a landlord port, maintains lease agreements with cargo terminal

operator firms. The three major terminal operators at PortMiami are: Port of Miami Terminal Operating Company LC (POMTOC): www.pomtoc.com Seaboard Marine: www.seaboardmarine.com

South Florida Container Terminal LLC (SFCT): www.sfct.us.com

Newly installed webcams offering live-stream views at POMTOC and SFCT gates are facilitating reductions in the time it takes for trucks to drop off and pick up containers at PortMiami terminals.

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World-leading ocean carriersare welcomed at PortMiami

T he worlds leading ocean carriers call at PortMiami.

Those serving PortMiami include lines of the two newest mega-alliances, launched in April 2017 the Ocean Alliance of CMA CGM, China Cosco Shipping, Evergreen Line and Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), and

The Alliance of Hapag-Lloyd, K Line, Mitsui O.S.K. Line (MOL), NYK Line and Yang Ming.

And the port continues to host regular calls of the 2M Alliance of Maersk Line and Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC), as well as calls of Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM).

Hamburg Sd, ranked among the worlds largest container shipping lines, returned to PortMiami in mid-2015, providing weekly service via the Panama Canal with the key Chinese ports of Qingdao, Ningbo and Shanghai. Furthermore,Hapag-Lloyd added the Mediterranean Gulf Express (MGX) rotation to PortMiami staring in early June.

Shipping lines serving PortMiami::

APL apl.com 305-462-3100

China COSCO Shipping cosco-usa.com 281-406-9202

CMACGM cma-cgm.com 305-398-3600

Evergreen Marine evergreen-america.com 770-953-2676

Hamburg Sd hamburgsud.com 49-40-37050

Hapag-Lloyd hapag-lloyd.com 678-826-1070

Hyundai Merchant Marine hmm21.com 800-321-8807

Maersk Line maerskline.com 757-314-1946

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines mol.co.jp/en/index.html 888-695-7447

MSC msc.us 305-477-9277

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) nykline.com 305-805-2427

Orient Overseas Container Line oocl.com 305-863-4444

Seaboard Marine seaboardmarine.com 912-233-1970

SeaLand sealand.com 305-220-4440

United Arab Shipping (UASC) uasc.net 305-423-7400

Yang Ming yangming.com 281-295-8600

ZIM zim.com 305-423-7402


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PortMiami cargo statistics

COUNTRY STONS IMPORT

1 CHINA 1,178,997

2 HONDURAS 256,405

3 COSTA RICA 213,921

4 GUATEMALA 204,191

5 ITALY 181,711

6 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 181,419

7 MEXICO 151,143

8 NETHERLANDS 149,341

9 SPAIN 139,240

10 GERMANY 111,035

COUNTRY STONS EXPORT

1 CHINA 650,942

2 HONDURAS 271,041

3 PANAMA 243,113



6 JAMAICA 130,701

7 COLOMBIA 130,178

8 INDIA 114,127

9 GUATEMALA 109,123

10 EL SALVADOR 96,259

COUNTRY STONS TOTAL

1 CHINA 1,829,939

2 HONDURAS 527,445



5 GUATEMALA 313,315

6 PANAMA 268,717

7 COLOMBIA 217,393

8 ITALY 206,119


10 JAMAICA 181,668

To p 1 0 i m p o r t c o u n t r i e s STO N S To p 1 0 ex p o r t c o u n t r i e s STO N S To p 1 0 t ra d i n g p a r t n e rs STO N S

COUNTRY TEUS IMPORT

1 CHINA 135,721

2 HONDURAS 28,135

3 COSTA RICA 23,389

4 GUATEMALA 20,776


6 ITALY 14,563

7 VIETNAM 12,397


9 GERMANY 11,776

10 MEXICO 10,981

COUNTRY TEUS EXPORT

1 CHINA 48,621

2 HONDURAS 34,978

3 PANAMA 31,093

4 COSTA RICA 30,593


6 JAMAICA 16,169

7 COLOMBIA 14,942

8 GUATEMALA 13,321


10 NICARAGUA 8,300

COUNTRY TEUS TOTAL

1 CHINA 184,341

2 HONDURAS 63,113

3 COSTA RICA 53,981


5 PANAMA 34,157

6 GUATEMALA 34,097


8 COLOMBIA 22,033

9 ITALY 18,557

10 JAMAICA 17,892

To p 1 0 i m p o r t c o u n t r i e s T E U S To p 1 0 ex p o r t c o u n t r i e s T E U S To p 1 0 t ra d i n g p a r t n e rs T E U S

To t a l c a r go s h i p s do c ke d : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , 0 8 1To t a l t o n n age : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 , 7 7 7, 974To t a l T E U s : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , 0 2 8 , 1 5 6

*Numbers and percentages may not add up due to rounding. Source: PortMiami FY 2016, PIERS.


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PortMiami trade by region

3%

34%

49%

13%

Middle East/India/Africa

Asia

Americas & Caribbean

Europe/Mediterranean

*Numbers and percentages may not add up due to rounding. Source: PortMiami FY 2016, PIERS

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PortMiami provides an express lane to U.S. consumers for a full spectrum of perishable produce, from bananas and melons to blueberries and grapes to avocados and asparagus.

With same-day deliveries into Central Florida, fastest-to-market transit times of one to two days throughout the Southeast and reaching such markets as Chicago and New York in as few as three days, PortMiami furnishes the perfect link between Latin American growers and U.S. consumers.

In fact, with its superb highway and rail connections, including on-dock rail loading capabilities, PortMiami gets perishables to 70 percent of the U.S. population within four days or less.

Because PortMiami is the closest U.S. port to Latin America and the Caribbean, with frequent sailings throughout the region and beyond, it offers the shortest

ocean shipping times for major producers of fruits and vegetables, which translates into extended shelf life.

PortMiamis U.S. Department of Agriculture staff, plus extended hours of operation and expanded on-port fumigation facilities, ensure efficient release of perishable cargos.

PortMiami is now in its fifth year of successfully participating in a pilot program of USDA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Florida Perishables Trade Coalition allowing select cold-treated Latin American produce to come directly into the port.

And PortMiami is designated as a CBP Center of Excellence and Expertise for Agriculture and Prepared Products.

PortMiami offers fastest-to-market transit times for perishables. (Transit times may vary depending upon providers.)

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Foreign-Trade Zone No. 281furnishes competitive edge

Foreign-Trade Zone No. 281 adds to the many benefits offered by PortMiami by furnishing international shippers with

opportunities to reduce, defer and even entirely eliminate U.S. Customs duties associated with import-export activity.

FTZ No. 281 has more than 50 operators, including freight forwarders and third-party logistics firms, as well as shippers of a diverse array of goods, from foods and flowers to automotive products and tires.

Because it is a general-purpose FTZ established under the federal alternative site framework, FTZ No. 281 provides expedited processing of applications to become an FTZ site.

FTZ No. 281 spans a large portion of Miami-Dade County, extending from Southwest Eighth Street north to the Miami-Dade/Broward County line, encompassing PortMiami, Miami International Airport, Opa-Locka Airport, rail and roadway infrastructure, key industrial areas and other critical logistics components.

More information on FTZ No. 281 is available by phoning (305) 329-4028, emailing [email protected] or visiting portmiami.biz on the Web.

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C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E

PortMiami team embodiescommitment to serving

The PortMiami team of employees is steadfastly committed to delivering outstanding service to cargo and cruise customers alike.

This service-oriented culture is generated by way of constant dedication to hard work and recognition that satisfied customers are the hallmark of any great organization a credo instilled by leaders at federal, state and local levels, including Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez, the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners and PortMiami Director and CEO Juan M. Kuryla.

All PortMiami employees receive comprehensive customer service training, and, through responsiveness to feedback, the PortMiami team is continually making enhancements to the customer experience by implementing the latest service strategies.

It is little wonder that more than 90 percent of surveyed cruise passengers rated their PortMiami experience as good to excellent. And it should come as no surprise that PortMiamis employees strive each day to raise that already impressive satisfaction level to 100 percent.

PortMiami honors employees with distinguished awards Three PortMiami employee team members have been singled out with honors for their productivity, professionalism and positive attitudes.From among 11 nominees, Ronald Fox, capital inventory clerk, and Dionisia Whitfield, seaport superintendent, were selected as co-recipients of the 2016 PortMiami Employee of the Year award, while Alissa Penaloza, manager of seaport planning and grants, was chosen as 2016 PortMiami Executive Employee of the Year.

The awards were presented by Juan M. Kuryla, PortMiamis Port Director and CEO, as part of the PortMiami Proud program.

From left, Juan M. Kuryla, PortMiamis Port Director and CEO, shares smiles with Ronald Fox and Dionisia Whitfield, co-recipients of the 2016 PortMiami Employee of the Year award, and Alissa Penaloza, 2016

PortMiami Executive Employee of the Year.

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E N V I R O N M E N T A L C O M M I T M E N T

Sustainability is keyto all PortMiami does

Operating in an environmentally responsible manner is a critical component of PortMiamis mission statement and is a key element of all of the ports undertakings.

Designated as a clean port because it does not handle any bulk

cargos that might present a threat to Biscayne Bay and surrounding ecosystems, PortMiami is engaged in numerous earth-friendly efforts on port property and beyond.

With assistance of a federal grant, each of PortMiamis container gantry cranes

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runs on electricity, resulting in significant reductions in carbon dioxide emissions via elimination of the need to annually burn hundreds of thousands of gallons of diesel fuel.

PortMiamis wide-reaching energy-saving program is on target to reduce the ports power usage by 20 percent by 2020. The program encompasses use of solar-reflective roofing, integration of daylight into cruise terminals, building management control systems, low-flow plumbing fixtures, replacement of lighting fixtures port-wide with LED, and use of renewable materials.

Construction, expansion and renovation projects at the port are designed to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards established by the U.S. Green Building Council.

The PortMiami Tunnel takes an estimated 22,000 vehicle trips per day off downtown Miami streets, not only greatly reducing congestion but also substantially cutting emissions-producing idling.

More than $32 million has been invested in environmental measures in conjunction with the deepening of PortMiami channel areas, including a 16.9-acre seagrass restoration in Biscayne Bay, creation of 11.6 acres of offshore artificial reefs, relocation of more than 1,700 coral colonies (twice the number called for in permitting) and donations to the Biscayne Bay Environmental Enhancement Trust Fund.

Among projects in which PortMiami has completed is the 63-acre red mangrove enhancement program at Oleta River State Park in North Miami-Dade County and placement of over 1800 artificial reef modules in North Biscayne Bay. Mangroves sustainably serve as feeding, breeding and nursery grounds for a wide variety of fish, shellfish, birds and other wildlife while artificial reefs create homes for many fish and lobsters.

PortMiami also participates in the Miami-Dade Countys Art in Public Places program, with installations providing beautification while, in the case of macro-photographs depicting colorful corals, raising awareness of natures resources surrounding the port area.

In addition, PortMiami continues to advance infrastructure designs that take into consideration potential 3-foot rise of sea level and which exceed requirements for stormwater retention.

Macro-photographs of soft corals are part of Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places installations.

CAMACOL. HAND-IN-HAND MOVING THE

COMMUNITY FORWARDLATIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CAMACOL IS PROUD OF ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH MIAMI DADE COUNTY & PORT MIAMI WE SALUTE PORT DIRECTOR JUAN KURYLA AND HIS TEAM AS WELL AS MAYOR CARLOS GIMENEZ AND THE MIAMI DADE COUNTYBOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

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C O M M U N I T Y R E L A T I O N S

PortMiami and those who work at the port are proud to be community partners in and of Miami-Dade County.

PortMiamis team, as well as the thousands of private-sector workers who toil at the port on a daily basis, are encouraged through the

PortMiami Proud program to actively engage with the community and they are responding through energetic involvement in volunteer efforts, charitable endeavors such as United Way of Miami-Dade, Shake-A-Leg Miami, 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project, school career days and other socially enriching undertakings.

Much of this involvement draws positive attention to the role of PortMiami as a dynamic contributor to the economy, to the tune of $41.4 billion a year, responsible for a total of 324,352 jobs.

Educational programs annually reaching students at more than 100 elementary and secondary schools help inform young people about well-paying career opportunities in the maritime sector. Outreach events, career days and tour programs advance positive relationships with universities, international trade groups and a host of other entities.

PortMiami is a proudpart of Miami-Dade

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2100 NW 129th Avenue, Suite115, Miami, FL 33182Tel: (305) 477-0046 Fax: (305) 477-7977

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D E D I C A T I O N T O S A F E T Y & S E C U R I T Y

Layered approach providessafe, secure port property

A layered approach to security proactively ensures PortMiami is a safe and secure place for commerce, with a focus upon deterring unwelcome activity while ensuring the unhindered flow of cargo and cruise passengers.

Federal grants have helped PortMiami to enhance access control, camera surveillance systems and boat patrol assets in the post-9/11 environment.

A combination of sworn and nonsworn law enforcement personnel, as well as canines, provides protection, alongside the high-posture resources of the PortMiami Safety and Security Division.These assets are augmented by those of the Miami-Dade County Police Department and private security firms employed by tenant cargo yards. Each marine terminal operator performs under its own safety program, in accordance with federal mandates.

Also critical is collaboration with a full spectrum of local, state and federal agencies, including Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, which maintains an on-port firehouse and marine station; Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; Florida Department of Law Enforcement; U.S. Customs and Border Protection; U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Coast Guard.

The opening of the PortMiami Tunnel in addition to expediting movement of vehicles has provided the island seaport with a safety-related additional means of ingress and egress, augmenting the ports bridge link with the Miami mainland. Both the tunnel and bridge are protected by landside and waterside public safety assets.

Port users are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the Southeast Florida Fusion Center, via email to [email protected] or by phoning 1-855-352-7233. In the event of an emergency, dial 911 and request Miami-Dade County Dispatch. For non-emergencies, dial 305-329-4049.

PortMiami partners with multiple agencies to ensure safety and security for all.

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P O R T M I A M I F A C I L I T I E S

PortMiami offers world-class facilities for cargo and cruise operations.

As a result of the completed channel-deepening project, PortMiami has

further enhanced its capabilities for serving mega-containerships, as

reflected in the following updated port facilities information:

AnchorageFor vessels anchoring outside of the harbor, the prescribed anchorage area

is located eastward of a line about 1.5 nautical miles offshore and northward of

a line about 0.2 nautical miles north of the sea buoy marking the main channel

entrance. The northern and southern extremities of the anchorage area are

marked by nun buoys.

To avoid possible damage to cables laid on the ocean bottom and natural coral

reefs in the vicinity, refer to Anchorage Area 110.188 on National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration survey charts 11466 and 11468.

Channels and turning basinsThe harbor entrance is approximately 2.5 nautical miles from the Atlantic

Ocean. The sea buoy marking the main channel is located at Latitude 2546.135

N, Longitude 8015.001 W.

Vessels entering the harbor from the Atlantic Ocean travel through Government

Cut (500 feet wide, 52 feet deep).

The main ship channel (36 feet deep), used primarily by cruise vessels, is 400

feet wide along the north side of Lummus Island and 900 feet wide along the

north side of Dodge Island.

The south shipping channel is 440 feet wide with a controlled depth of 50 feet.

The main ship channel forms the northern boundary of PortMiami. The

channel terminates at a 1,600-foot diameter main turning basin (36 feet

deep).

The Fisher Island turning basin (50 feet deep) is a truncated basin located

north of Fisher Island at the junction between the main and south shipping

channels. It has a diameter of 1,500 feet.

The Lummus turning basin (50 feet deep) is 1,500 feet in diameter and is

located along the south shipping channel at the transition point between

Lummus and Dodge islands.

The south shipping channel terminates at a 900-foot diameter western

turning basin (32 feet deep).

These waterways provide access to all of PortMiamis berth areas, as well as

to the Miami River and Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. They are part of a channel

access system maintained by the port as a sponsor to the U.S. Army Corps of

Engineers.

Tides and currentsThe normal mean tidal range at the harbor entrance is 2.5 feet; for Biscayne

Bay it is about 2 feet. The extreme tidal range is about 4 feet. Easterly winds may

raise the water level 1.5 feet at the harbor entrance and from 1 to 1.5 feet in the

bay. The tidal currents at the entrance to Biscayne Bay may reach a velocity of 1.5

to 3 knots through the main channel.

BerthingPortMiami offers 19.263 linear feet of berthing on Dodge and Lummus islands.

The cruise zones total 8,860 linear feet, with 7,125 feet (36 feet deep) along

the north and northeast sections, 735 feet (32 feet deep) at the northwest section

and 1,000 feet (30 feet deep) at the western extremity of the south shipping

channel.

The cargo berthing areas total 10,403 linear feet, with 6,120 feet (50 feet

deep) along the southeast section of Lummus Island and the south shipping

channel at the gantry facility. There are 3,283 feet (32 feet deep) of cargo berthing

space along the southwest section of the port.

Fire SafetyPortMiamis fire station the Miami-Dade County Fire Rescues Marine

Services Bureau maintains two 28-foot-long Bertram fire rescue boats. In

addition, hydrants, hand extinguishers and hoses are available. Private companies

such as Coastal Tug & Barge Inc. and Moran Towing Corp. also assist with fire

protection services.

PortMiami enhancesits world-class facilities

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Passenger OperationsPortMiami currently has eight passenger terminals with six such facilities on

the north side of the port, plus Terminal J on the south side and Terminal H on

the west side. Cruise terminal square footages (inclusive of space designated for

U.S. Customs and Border Protection and offices) and capacities are:

Terminals B & C (91,782 square feet each, passenger capacity of 3,000

each), with terminals B & C combinable to serve as a single terminal

(183,564 square feet, passenger capacity of 5,000);

Terminal D (135,000 square feet, passenger capacity of 4,000);

Terminal E (115,000 square feet, passenger capacity of 4,000);

Terminals F & G (127,500 square feet each, passenger capacity of 4,000

each); and

Terminal H (17,000 square feet), passenger capacity of 1,500; and

Terminal J (56,120 square feet, passenger capacity of 1,500).

Berth length and depth alongside for each of these passenger terminals are:

B & C: each1,850 feet in length, 36 feet depth alongside;

D & E: each 2,075 feet in length, 36 feet depth alongside;

F & G: each 1,850 feet in length, 36 feet depth alongside;

H: 739 feet in length, 32 feet depth alongside; and

J: 850 feet in length, 30 feet depth alongside.

ParkingParking is conveniently located with access to all cruise terminals, with

facilities including Garage C, Garage D, Garage G, Garage J and Flat Lot E.

Cruise passengers benefit from more than 7,000 parking spaces at PortMiami,

which has an automated parking system that facilitates efficient and accurate

payment processing. Designated disabled permit parking spaces are available

at each garage .

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A D V E R T I S E R S & C A T E G O R Y I N D E X

PortMiami directory categories PageAirports ................................................................................................................33Architectural, Engineering & Construction Services ...................................................33 Attorneys, Maritime ..............................................................................................33Car Rentals, Courtesy Shuttle Services .....................................................................33Chamber of Commerce ..........................................................................................33Charitable/Non-Profit ............................................................................................33Chemicals & Cleaning Products ..............................................................................33Cranes/Heavy Lift Equipment & Services .................................................................33Cruise Lines ..........................................................................................................33 Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders ....................................................................34Distribution of Merchandise ...................................................................................34Diving & Underwater Services ................................................................................35Dredging & Marine Construction .............................................................................35Economic Development .........................................................................................36Emergency Response/Salvage ................................................................................36Environmental & Recycling Services ........................................................................36Equipment Leasing, Maintenance & Repairs ............................................................36Food Truck Operators ............................................................................................37Foreign Trade Zone No. 281 ..................................................................................37Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Services ..........................................................................38Fuel & Bunkering Services .....................................................................................38Government Agencies ............................................................................................38Ground Fueling .....................................................................................................38

PortMiami directory categories PageGround Transportation ...........................................................................................38Hotels ..................................................................................................................42 Industrial Waste Management ...............................................................................43Launch Services ....................................................................................................43Logistics & Intermodal Services ..............................................................................43Marine Consultants ...............................................................................................43Marine Equipment & Supplies ................................................................................43Marine Towing & Tug Services ................................................................................43Maritime Consulting & General Services ..................................................................43Miscellaneous Marine Services ...............................................................................44Port Tenants .........................................................................................................46Portable Telecommunication Antennas ....................................................................47Railroads .............................................................................................................47 Security Systems, Services & Technology .................................................................47Ship Agent ...........................................................................................................47Ship Maintenance & Repairs ..................................................................................48Shipping Chandlers & Suppliers .............................................................................49Shipping ContainerSales ..................................................................................50Shipping Lines......................................................................................................50Stevedoring Services .............................................................................................51Tour Operators ......................................................................................................51Towing & Vehicle Delivery Services .........................................................................51Trade Associations & Organizations ........................................................................52 Trucking Services ..................................................................................................52

Advertisers index PageA Regal Transportation Co......................................................................................29AA Florida Pallets Inc. ...........................................................................................28AECOM ................................................................................................................13Airglades International Airport LLC ..........................................................................21Alliance International Shipping ..............................................................................27Avalon Risk Management ......................................................................................27Averitt .................................................................................................................15AVSEC LLC ............................................................................................................29BC Architects A1a Inc. ...........................................................................................27Berenblum Busch Architecture Inc. .........................................................................27Biscayne Bay Pilots ...............................................................................................26Certified Slings & Supply .......................................................................................26Cliff Berry Inc. ........................................................................................................5Colarado Boxed Beef Co. .......................................................................................27Compass Maritime ................................................................................................21ComReal Miami Inc. ..............................................................................................29Cruise Media LLC ..................................................................................................29David Transport Inc. ..............................................................................................21Delver Agents LLC .................................................................................................21Demark Global Logistics ........................................................................................27Dupuy Miami .......................................................................................................29E C Ruff Marine ....................................................................................................29Eller-Ito Stevedoring ................................................................................. Back CoverEMC Oil Corp ........................................................................................................27Farovi Shipping Corporation .....................................................................................9Fast & Furious Transportation Inc ...........................................................................29

Advertisers index PageFast Flow Inc ........................................................................................................27Florida East Coast Railway ............................................................... Inside Front CoverFlorida Stevedoring Inc. ..........................................................................................9Freightship LLC .....................................................................................................21G & G International ...............................................................................................27GaleForceSurveys.com ...........................................................................................29H.Y.H. International Cargo Services, Inc. .................................................................29Host Agency .........................................................................................................24Infinity Commercial Real Estate ..............................................................................21JD Brokers & Forwarders Co. ..................................................................................27Kauffs of Miami ....................................................................................................21Latin Chamber of Commerce ..................................................................................25Lazaro Delivery Corp .............................................................................................21MarineCare Cruise Services Inc. ..............................................................................29Masterpiece International Limited Inc. ....................................................................27Maxim Crane Works ..............................................................................................20Miami International Airport ...................................................................................17Miami Warehouse Logistics ......................................................................................3Oceanfreight International .....................................................................................28OEC Miami ...........................................................................................................21Packing Service Inc. ..............................................................................................29Peter Wittwer .......................................................................................................20Seaboard Marine ....................................................................................................1Subsea Global Solutions .......................................................................................19World Nations Inc. ................................................................................................21ZeaTrans Worldwide Logistics .................................................................................21

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D I R E C T O R Y AIRPORTS

AIRGLADES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LLC5201 BLUE LAGOON DR. STE. 200, MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 508-878-7568 [email protected] AD ON PAGE 21

MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTP.O. BOX 025504, MIAMI, FL 33102TEL: 305-876-7862 FAX: [email protected] WWW.MIAMI-AIRPORT.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 17

ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION SERVICESATKINS GLOBAL2001 NW 107TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33172TEL: 305-514 3550 FAX: [email protected] WWW.ATKINSGLOBAL.COM/NORTHAMERICA

BC ARCHITECTS A1A INC.4942 LEJEUNE RD. STE 200, CORAL GABLES, FL 33146TEL: 305-663-8182 [email protected] WWW.BCARCHITECTS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 27

BERENBLUM BUSCH ARCHITECTURE INC.2200 NW 2ND AVE. STE 203, MIAMI, FL 33127TEL: 305-200-5251 [email protected] WWW.BBAMIAMI.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 27

RS&H, INC.6161 BLUE LAGOON DR., STE. 200, MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 786-388-0234 FAX: 786-388-8108 WWW.RSANDH.COM

ATTORNEYS, MARITIMEFOWLER WHITE BURNETT, P.A.ESPIRITO SANTO PLAZA, 1395 BRICKELL AVE., 14TH FLOOR, MIAMI, FL 33131TEL: 305-789-9200 FAX: [email protected] WWW.FOWLER-WHITE.COMFowler White Burnett, P.A. has been serving Floridas maritime community for more than 70 years. With attorneys specializing in admiralty and maritime, transportation, corporate, employment, tax, health care and insurance law, the Firm can handle all of your legal needs expertly and efficiently.

GRAYROBINSON, P.A.333 SE 2ND AVE., STE. 3200, MIAMI, FL 33131TEL: 954-270-1864 FAX: [email protected] WWW.GRAY-ROBINSON.COM

LEWIS, LONGMAN & WALKER, P.A.515 NORTH FLAGLER DR., STE. 1500, W. PALM BEACH, FL 33401TEL: 561-640-0820 FAX: [email protected] WWW.LLW-LAW.COM/

MOSELEY PRICHARD PARRISH KNIGHT & JONES501 WEST BAY ST., JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202TEL: 904-356-1306 FAX: [email protected] WWW.MPPKJ.COMFlorida-based law firm representing global business clients including vessel owners and operators, railroads, land transportation companies, manufacturers and other commercial interests. The firms attorneys handle matters throughout the State of Florida and some are licensed to practice in Georgia and Louisiana.

SANDLER, TRAVIS & ROSENBERG, P.A.1000 NW 57TH COURT, SUITE 600 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33126TEL: 305.267.9200 FAX: 305.267.5155

CAR RENTAL COURTESY SHUTTLE SERVICESAMIGOS CAR RENTAL, LLC3326 NW SOUTH RIVER DR., MIAMI, FL 33142TEL: 305-636-9884 FAX: [email protected]

AVIS BUDGET GROUP, INC.6 SYLVAN WAY, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054TEL: 973-496-5063 FAX: [email protected] WWW.AVISBUDGETGROUP.COM/

DOLLAR THRIFTY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP, INC.3900 NW 25TH ST., # 405, MIAMI, FL 33142TEL: 305-894-5022 FAX: [email protected]

ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, LLC600 TERMINAL DR., STE. 202, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33315TEL: 954-359-3021 FAX: [email protected]

HERTZ GLOBAL HOLDINGS, INC.3900 NW 25TH ST., STE. 405, MIAMI, FL 33142TEL: 786-606-2497 FAX: [email protected]

CHAMBER OF COMMERCECAMACOL- LATIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF USA1401 W. FLAGLER ST., MIAMI, FL 33135TEL: 305-642-3870 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CAMACOL.ORGSEE AD ON PAGE 25

CHARITABLE / NON PROFITBAPTIST HEALTH SOUTH FLORIDA6200 SW 73RD ST., MIAMI, FL 33143TEL: 786-662-5291 FAX: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI MARINE OPERATIONS4600 RICKENBACKER CSWY., MIAMI, FL 33149TEL: 305-421-4175 FAX: [email protected]

CHEMICALS & CLEANING PRODUCTSECOLIFE, INC.3550 NW 112TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33167TEL: 305-685-0052 WWW.ECOLIFETAN.COM

MARINECARE CRUISE SERVICES INC.2070 TIGERTAIL BLVD. BLD #2 STE D & E, DANIA BEACH, FL 33004TEL: 954-922-3585 [email protected] WWW.MARINECARE.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 29

CRANES/ HEAVY LIFT EQUIPMENT & SERVICESBRIGGS EQUIPMENT16500 NORTHWEST 54TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33014TEL: 305-624-1511 [email protected] WWW.BRIGGSEQUIPMENT.COM

CERTIFIED SLINGS310 W. MELODY LANE, CASSELBERRY, FL 32707TEL: 407-331-6677 [email protected] WWW.CERTIFIEDSLINGS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 25

GOLD COAST CRANE SERVICE, INC.4450 NORTH 29TH AVE., HOLLYWOOD, FL 33020TEL: 305-944-6782 FAX: [email protected]

LIEBHERR USA, CO.15101 NW 112TH AVE., HIALEAH GARDENS, FL 33018TEL: 305-817-7500 FAX: [email protected] WWW.LIEBHERR.COMMAXIM

MAXIM CRANEWORKS2070 NW 40TH COURT., DEERFIELD BCH, FL 33073TEL: 954-970-0587 FAX: [email protected] WWW.MAXIMCRANE.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 20

M. J. HARRISON LEASING, INC.2440 NW 37TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33142TEL: 305-633-5228 FAX: [email protected] WWW.HARRISONCRANE.COM

PORT OF MIAMI CRANE MANAGEMENT2886 PORT BLVD., MIAMI, FL 33132TEL: 305-381-6250 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CRANEMGT.COM

QUALITY CONTAINER TRANSPORT, INC.7555 NW 82ND PLACE, MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-406-2206 FAX: [email protected] WWW.QUALITYCT.COM

RING POWER LIFT TRUCKS3400 NW 77TH CT., MIAMI, FL 33122TEL: 305-477-8656 [email protected] WWW.LIFTTRUCKS.RINGPOWER.COM

SIMS CRANE & EQUIPMENT CO.10400 NW SOUTH RIVER DR., MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-885-4009 FAX: [email protected]

CRUISE LINESAIDA CRUISESAM STRANDE 3D 18055, ROSTOCK, GERMANY TEL: 011-49-381-20-270707 AIDA.DE/EN/AIDA-CRUISES/COMPANY

AZAMARA CRUISES1050 CARIBBEAN WAY, MIAMI, FL 33132TEL: 877-999-9553 WWW.AZAMARACRUISES.COM

CARNIVAL CORP.3655 NW 87TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 305-599-2600 FAX: [email protected]

CELEBRITY CRUISES1050 CARIBBEAN WAY, MIAMI, FL 33132TEL: 800-437-3311 WWW.CELEBRITYCRUISES.COM

CRYSTAL CRUISES, LLC1501 BISCAYNE BLVD., STE. 500, MIAMI, FL 33132TEL: 310-785-9300WWW.CRYSTALCRUISES.COM

DISNEY CRUISE LINE/MAGICAL CRUISE COMPANY, LTD.200 CELEBRATION PLACE, CELEBRATION, FL TEL: 407-566-4620 [email protected]

FATHOM CRUISES800 5TH AVE., STE. 2600, SEATTTLE, WA 98104TEL: 855-932-8466 WWW.FATHOM.ORG

FRED OLSEN CRUISESWHITE HOUSE RD., IPSWICH, SUFFOLK,IP15LL WWW.FREDOLSENCRUISES.COM

HAPAG LLOYD CRUISESBALINDAMM 25 20095, HAMBURG, GERMANY TEL: 011-49-40-3070-3070 [email protected] WWW.HL-CRUISES.COM

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MSC CRUISES S.A.6750 N. ANDREWS AVE., # 100, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33309TEL: 877-665-4655 FAX: 908-605-2600WWW.MSCCRUISES.COMMSC Cruises is a family-owned, Swiss-based company with over 300 years of seafaring experience. With authentic international cuisine and truly immersive multicultural experiences, MSC Cruises offers an unforgettable vacation worldwide. The ultramodern MSC Divina sails year round from PortMiami and will be joined by the next-generation MSC Seaside, debuting December 2017.

NCL CORPORATION LTD7665 CORPORATE CENTER DR., MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 305-468-2367 FAX: [email protected] NCL.COM

OCEANIA CRUISES7665 CORPORATE CENTER DR., MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 855-623-2642WWW.OCEANIACRUISES.COM

P&O CRUISESCARNIVAL HOUSE,100 HARBOUR PARADE, TEL: 843-374-0111 WWW.POCRUISES.COM

PRINCESS CRUISES1801 SE 20TH ST., FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33316TEL: 800-774-6237 WWW.PRINCESS.COM

REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES7665 CORPORATE CENTER DR., MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: [email protected] WWW.RSSC.COM

ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL1050 CARIBBEAN WAY, MIAMI, FL 33132TEL: 305-982-2274 FAX: [email protected]

SEABOURN CRUISE LINE300 ELLIOT AVE. W., SEATTLE, WA 98119TEL: 800-929-9391 WWW.SEABOURN.COM

THE WORLD1551 SAWGRASS CORPORATE PKWY., STE. 200, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33323TEL: 954-538-8449 WWW.ABOARDTHEWORLD.COM

VIKING OCEAN CRUISES5700 CANOGA AVENUE, STE. 200, WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91467TEL: 877-66VIKING WWW.VIKINGCRUISES.COM

VIRGIN CRUISES1200 S. PINE ISLAND RD., STE 300, PLANTATION, FL 33324TEL: 954-361-9500 WWW.VIRGINCRUISES.COM

CUSTOMS BROKERS & FREIGHT FORWARDERSADVANCED BONDED & CUSTOMS SERVICES, INC.3005 SW 3RD AVE., FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33315TEL: 954-467-0343 FAX: [email protected] WWW.ABCSINFO.COM

ALL PORTS TRANSPORT OF FLORIDA, INC.7791 NW 46TH ST., STE.326, DORAL, FL 33166TEL: 305-463-7625 FAX: [email protected] WWW.ALL-PORTS.COM

ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING8362 NW 68TH ST, MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-629-9898 [email protected] AD ON PAGE 27

DEMARK GLOBAL LOGISTICS2100 NW 129TH AVE. SUITE 115, MIAMI, FL 33182TEL: 305-477-0046 [email protected] WWW.DEMARK.GLOBALSEE AD ON PAGE 27

FAST FLOW INC.8055 NW 68TH ST, MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-593-9961 [email protected] AD ON PAGE 27

H.Y.H INTERNATIONAL CARGO SERVICES INC.9107 NW 105TH WAY, MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-888-6400 FAX: [email protected] WWW.HYH-CARGO.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 29

INTERNATIONAL PORT SERVICES DBA INTERPORT2115 NW 115TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33172TEL: 305-418-4070 FAX: [email protected] WWW.INMTERPORTSERVICESMIAMI.COM

JD BROKERS & FORWARDERS CO11210 N.W 91ST ST., STE. 6, MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 305-883-0848 [email protected] WWW.JDBROKERS.NETSEE AD ON PAGE 27

MASTERPIECE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED INC.7200 CORPORATE CENTER DR., STE. 201, MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 305-513-4430 [email protected] WWW.MASTERPIECEINTL.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 27

PETER WITTWER NORTH AMERICA, INC.2401 W. BAY DR., STE. 122, LARGO, FL 33770TEL: 727-588-2366 FAX: [email protected] WWW.PETERWITTWER.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 20

PROMPTUS, LLC3950 EXECUTIVE WAY, MIRAMAR, FL 33025TEL: 305-687-1405 FAX: [email protected] WWW.PROMPTUS.US

SEARIDERS BROKERAGE CORP.11401 INTERCHANGE CIRCLE SOUTH, MIRAMAR, FL 33025TEL: 954-764-0616 FAX: [email protected] WWW.SEARIDERS.COM

WORLD NATIONS INC.2315 NW 107TH AVE, DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 305-477-0043 [email protected] WWW.WORLDNATIONSUSA.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 21

DISTRIBUTION OF MERCHANDISEA AND R DELIVERY SERVICES CORP.295 W.64TH ST., HIALEAH, FL 33012TEL: 786-333-2984 [email protected]

ACCO FOREIGN SHIPPING, INC.10880 NW 27 ST., STE. 200, MIAMI, FL 33172TEL: 305-591-8380 FAX: [email protected]

AJT TRUCKING11320 NW 112TH CT., MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 305-688-6622 FAX: [email protected]

ALL STOP VENDING, LLC3149 JOHN P. CURCI DR., BAY 4, PEMBROKE PARK, FL 33009TEL: 954-270-8911 [email protected] WWW.ALLSTOPVENDING.COM

ALLIED BINGO SUPPLIES OF FLORIDA INC.1520 S. POWERLINE RD., STE. C, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33442TEL: 954-419-9945 FAX: [email protected]

ARAMARK UNIFORM & CAREER APPAREL, LLC160 ALI BABA AVE., OPALOCKA, FL 33054TEL: 305-681-3521 FAX: [email protected]

A-TEAM OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC.2400 NW 94TH AVE., STE. 2, MIAMI, FL 33172TEL: 305-471-5858 FAX: [email protected]

BEACHSOUND, INC.1001 PARK CENTRE BLVD., MIAMI GARDENS, FL [email protected] WWW.BEACHSOUND.COM

BF PACKING CORP.8300 NW 70TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-471-0707 FAX: [email protected]

BULLET FREIGHT SYSTEMS, INC.P.O. BOX 440474, MIAMI, FL 33144TEL: 305-345-0922 FAX: [email protected]

C & M SERVICES, INC.2905 S. CONGRESS AVE., # G, DELRAY BEACH, FL 33445TEL: 561-279-9355 FAX: [email protected]

CAREVACATIONS USA, INC.3321 S. ANDREWS AVE., # 26, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33316TEL: 954-463-3304 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CAREVACATIONS.COM

CHALLENGER OF AMERICA, INC.2200 N. COMMERCE PKWY., # 200, WESTON, FL 33326TEL: 786-256-5271 FAX: [email protected]

CL USA, INC.11825 NW 100TH RD., STE. - 1, MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-884-2410 FAX: [email protected] WWW.ITWAYS.IT

CLOVER SYSTEMS, LLC1910 NW 97TH AVE., DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 305-592-4300 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CLOVERGROUP.COM

COMET COURIER CORP.9705 NW 108TH AVE., # 10, MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 305-591-2262 FAX: [email protected]

COMMODITY CONTROL CORP.2055 NW 7TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33127TEL: 305-324-0410 FAX: [email protected]

CREW CONCIERGE, LLC3034 NW 25TH AVE., POMPANO BEACH, FL 33069TEL: 305-519-3283 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CREWCONCIERGE.COM

CRUISELINE FORMALWEAR, INC.14250 SW 136TH ST., STE. 7, MIAMI, FL 33186TEL: 305-252-8572 FAX: [email protected]

CULLIGAN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY4700 SW 51ST ST., STE. 203, DAVIE, FL 33314TEL: 954-530-4284 FAX: [email protected]

DIESELTRON PACIFIC, INC.12275 NE 13TH AVE., NORTH MIAMI, FL 33161TEL: 305-891-8355 FAX: [email protected]

DK THE MESSENGER CORP.1371 NW 74TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33147TEL: 305-754-5036 FAX: [email protected] WWW.DKTHEMESSENGER.COM

DREAMS FINE ART, LLC18143 BISCAYNE BLVD., AVENTURA, FL 33160TEL: 954-929-4211 [email protected]

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EARL W. COLVARD, INC.816 S. WOODLAND BLVD., DELAND, FL 32720TEL: 386-734-6447 FAX: [email protected]

ECONOCARIBE CONSOLIDATORS, INC.2401 NW 69TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33147TEL: 305-894-3675 FAX: [email protected] WWW.ECONOCARIBE.COM

EXPRESS FLORAL, INC.2720 NW 72ND AVE., MIAMI, FL 33122TEL: 305-592-9170 FAX: [email protected] WWW.FLORALEXPRESSMIAMI.COM

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP.200 SOUTH MIAMI AVE., MIAMI, FL 33130TEL: 305-960-3350 FAX: [email protected]

FLX OF MIAMI, INC.1025 NW 116TH WAY, # 1, MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-884-7669 FAX: [email protected]

FOUR TOWERS TRANSPORTATION, INC.8880 NW 20TH ST., STE M, DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 305-722-9830 FAX: 866 [email protected]

GLOBAL EXPRESS COURIER, INC.801 MADRID ST., STE. 1, COTAL GABLES, FL 33134TEL: 305-461-1000 FAX: [email protected]

GREAT DANE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP3130 NW 79TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33122TEL: 305-477-4746 FAX: [email protected]

HYH INTERNATIONAL CARGO SERVICES, INC.9107 NW 105TH WAY, MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-888-6400 FAX: [email protected] WWW.HYH-CARGO.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 29

IBC MESSENGER, INC.8238 NW 14TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 305-471-6000 FAX: [email protected]

INFRA-METALS CO.5208 24TH AVE. SOUTH, TAMPA, FL 33619TEL: 813-927-3508 FAX: [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL WAREHOUSE SERVICES, INC.3400 MCINTOCH RD., BLDG A, FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33316TEL: 954-410-4437 FAX: [email protected] WWW.IWS1.COM

KRYSTAL LOGISTICS USA11600 NW 91ST ST., STE. 11, MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 305-887-5000 FAX: [email protected] WWW.KRYSTALUSA.COM

LAZARO DELIVERY CORP.7451 NW 63 ST, MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-629-8948 FAX: [email protected] WWW.LAZARODELIVERY.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 21

LOOMIS ARMORED US, LLC1089 NW 20TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33127TEL: 786-437-6118 FAX: [email protected]

LTBS, INC.2504 MERCHANT AVE., ODESSA, FL 33556TEL: 813-478-3851 FAX: [email protected]

LTL EXPRESS, INC.6702 NW 72ND AVE., MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-882-0966 FAX: [email protected]

M & J SUNSHINE CORP.7391 NW 79TH ST., MEDLEY, FL 33166TEL: 305-888-1155 [email protected]

M.C. INTL FREIGHT FORWARDERS, INC.7700 NW 79TH PLACE, STE. # D1, MEDLEY, FL 33166TEL: 305-406-2214 [email protected] WWW.MCIFF.COM

MATHESON TRI-GAS, INC.7320 NW 58TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-591-9575 FAX: [email protected]

MEDLEY STEEL & SUPPLY, INC.9925 NW 116 WAY, MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-863-7480 FAX: [email protected]

METROPOLITAN DELIVERY CORP.13831 SW 59TH ST., # 101-B, MIAMI, FL 33183TEL: 305-385-5551 FAX: [email protected]

MIAMI WASTE PAPER CO., INC.2120 NW 14TH AVE., MIAMI, FL 33242TEL: 305-325-0860 FAX: [email protected]

NESTLE WATERS NORTH AMERICA, INC.1284 PARK LANE SOUTH, JUPITER, FL 33458TEL: 561-262-1939 FAX: [email protected]

OG PARTS, INC.10406 SW 187TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33157TEL: 786-255-1022 FAX: [email protected]

R & L CARRIERS, INC.600 GILLAM RD., WILMINGTON, OH 45177TEL: 937-382-1494 FAX: [email protected] WWW.RLCARRIERS.COM

RAMAR ENTERPRISES OF BROWARD, INC.1511 NORTH POWERLINE RD., POMPANO BEACH, FL 33069TEL: 954-979-1200 FAX: [email protected]

RAVA GROUP CONTAINER SERVICES, INC.11149 NW 122ND ST., MEDLEY, FL 33178TEL: 305-805-6938 FAX: [email protected]

SANTEX CORP.14780 SW 136TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33196TEL: 305-259-9221 FAX: [email protected]

SCORPION AIR CARGO CORP.8327 NW 27TH ST., MIAMI, FL 33166TEL: 305-716-8677 FAX: [email protected]

SKYROAD INTERNATIONAL, INC.1110 BRICKELL AVE., MIAMI, FL 33131TEL: 786-615-8630 [email protected]

SPECIAL NEEDS GROUP, INC.302 NW 1ST ST., DANIA BEACH, FL 33304TEL: 954-585-0575 FAX: [email protected]

STARBOARD CRUISE SERVICES, INC.9290 NW 112TH AVE., # 1, MIAMI, FL 33178TEL: 786-845-7318 FAX: [email protected]

SUNSHINE HEAVY HAULING, INC.4251 NW 133RD ST., MIAMI, FL 33054TEL: 305-685-0182 FAX: [email protected]

SUNTORY WATER GROUP2779 NW 112TH AVE., DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 305-794-3815 FAX: [email protected]

THE HEAT EXPRESS, INC.8811 NW 23RD ST., DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 305-418-5035 FAX: [email protected]

THE TOOLS MAN, INC.5500 SW 48TH ST., STE. B, DAVIE, FL 33314TEL: 305-975-7627 FAX: [email protected]

TIRE MASTERS INTERNATIONAL, LLC3650 NW 115TH AVE., DORAL, FL 33178TEL: 305-499-9777 FAX: [email protected]

TRIPLE S TRANSPORTATION, INC.8024 W 21ST CT., HIALEAH, FL 33016TEL: 305-825-7677 FAX: [email protected]

UNIVERSAL MARINE MEDICAL SUPPLY INTERNATIONAL, LLC1811 ANTIGUA RD., WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33406TEL: 561-889-5458 [email protected]

UNIVERSAL TIRE INTERNATIONAL CORP.6701 NW 7TH ST., # 199, MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 305-357-0348 FAX: [email protected]

VERSATILE PACKAGERS933 CHAD LANE, STE. C, TAMPA, FL 33619TEL: 813-664-1171 FAX: [email protected] WWW.VERSATILEPACKAGERS.COM

WINGFOOT COMMERCIAL TIRE SYSTEMS, LLC901 NW 31ST AVE., LAUDERHILL, FL 33311TEL: 954-583-9499 FAX: [email protected]

WORLD LOGISTICS (MIA), INC.7270 NW 12TH ST., PH-9, MIAMI, FL 33126TEL: 305-463-7376 FAX: [email protected]

DIVING & UNDERWATER SERVICESSUBSEA GLOBAL SOLUTIONS2994 NORTH MIAMI AVE., MIAMI, FL 33127TEL: 305-571-9700 FAX: [email protected] WWW.SUBSEAGLOBALSOLUTIONS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 19

SUBSEA GLOBAL SOLUTIONS3601 SW 160TH AVE., STE 320, MIRAMAR, FL 33027TEL: 305-571-9700 FAX: [email protected] WWW.SUBSEAGLOBALSOLUTIONS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 19

DREDGING & MARINE CONSTRUCTIONCERTIFIED SLINGS310 W. MELODY LANE, CASSELBERRY, FL 32707TEL: 407-331-6677 [email protected] WWW.CERTIFIEDSLINGS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 25

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GREAT LAKES DREDGE & DOCK CO.2122 YORK RD,STE. 200, OAKBROOK, IL 60523TEL: 630-574-3000 FAX: [email protected] WWW.GLDD.COM

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCOMREAL MIAMI INC.2315 NW 107TH AVE. STE 1M02, BOX 126, DORAL, FL 33172TEL: 786-433-2380 [email protected] WWW.MIAMIINDUSTRIALTEAM.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 29

CRUISE MEDIA LLC209 N QUEEN ST., CHESTERTOWN, MD 21620TEL: 609-751-2344 [email protected] WWW.CRUISEBUSINESS.COMSEE AD ON PAGE 29

ENTERPRISE FLORIDA, INC.201 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE,STE. 610, CORAL GABLES, FL 33134TEL: 305-808-3389 FAX: [email protected] WWW.EFLORIDA.COM

EMERGENCY RESPONSE/SALVAGEJAM ENVIRONMENTAL & VACUUM SERVICES, LLC250 SW 21ST TERR., FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33317TEL: 954-366-8744 FAX: [email protected] WWW.JAMENVIRONMENTAL.COM

ENVIRONMENTAL & RECYCLING SERVICESCLIFF BERRY, INC.851 ELLER DR., FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33316TEL: 954- 763-3390 FAX: [email protected] WWW.CLIFFBERRYINC.COMCliff Berry, Inc. (CBI) located headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, with 6 other

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